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The Lakewood Municipal Court, like most courts, conducts
numerous jury trials over the course of a calendar year.
Jury duty has historically been viewed as an important
American civic duty. A civic duty incumbent upon all citizens.
This responsibility is one of the significant reasons our
legal justice system is viewed as the best in the world!
You may be randomly selected as a prospective juror by
the Lakewood Court Jury Commissioners. The Commissioners
are your neighbors here in Lakewood that volunteer and are
appointed by Judge Patrick Carroll to serve in this most
important capacity.
The selection process is random and utilizes public record
information from the County Board of Elections. This process
is commonly used by many courts in Ohio and helps assure
updated information.
If you are selected as a prospective juror you will receive
a cover letter and juror questionnaire, (Click
Here for Questionnaire in Acrobat format), or what is
commonly referred to in the profession as an "examination".
The questionnaire is required by state law and provides
the court with general information about you, the prospective
juror. Again, please take a moment to review these forms
now.
If you are selected for actual jury duty you will receive
a Summons for Jury Duty, and be required to appear at Lakewood
Court on a designated date and time. It is important to
understand that being summoned for jury duty does not necessarily
mean that you will be seated as a juror. The summoned jurors
will be subject to ultimate selection by the prosecuting
attorney, defense counsel and Court.
Jury duty service pays participants $25 a day.
The Lakewood Municipal Court takes this opportunity to
"thank you" for participating in this important
service
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